
Will any 2024 U.S. Senate election be won without the majority of the vote?
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Will any candidate win their Senate election without winning a majority of the vote? This can occur in first-past-the-post elections if a candidate has the plurality but not the majority (e.g., 49% vote for a Democrat, 48% for a Republican, 3% other means thst a Democrat wins with less than 50%). In elections that use ranked choice voting or some other non-plurality-based system, this will be based on how many first-place votes they win.
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